
Xi Jinping is effectively "president for life" because China abolished presidential term limits in 2018, allowing him to serve indefinitely beyond the previous two term maximum.
This constitutional amendment solidified his already dominant position as General Secretary of the Communist Party of China.
Xi has consolidated vast power by holding key titles including General Secretary of the CCP and Chairman of the Central Military Commission, controlling party, state, and military apparatus. This centralization of power has resulted in his current influence score of 100/100.
His continued leadership is evident on the international stage. Xi is heading to New Delhi for a BRICS summit, as tracked by GeoGazet, six years after a deadly China India military clash. This demonstrates his active and central role in China's foreign policy.